Shakuhachi
A haunted flute. A centuries-old murder. A cosmic hunt for justice that transcends lifetimes.
How do you get revenge on a masterless samurai who’s been dead for three hundred years?
You wait for him to reincarnate—and hope he doesn’t come back as an entitled trust-fund brat oblivious to the concept of karmic debt.
Kiku just wanted to play her damn flute. One duty-bound rōnin made that impossible.
In Shakuhachi, vengeance crosses lifetimes and collides with modern reality, where balance is never simple and redemption rarely follows a plan.
- To play this flute is to audition for vengeance. If chosen, you may get what you deserve.
- She is becoming the monk she has long forgotten—and he remembers everything.
- The cat knows more than she lets on.
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